Conditional GAN based Collaborative Filtering with Data Augmentation for Cold-Start User

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In this paper, we propose Cold-CFGAN, a collaborative filtering using two Conditional Generative Adversarial Networks (CGANs). In Cold-CFGAN, one CGAN is used for data augmentation of cold-start users, and the other CGAN is used to recommend items using user condition vectors. ColdCFGAN research uses an additional GAN model to generate data for cold-start users to resolve the cold start problem that occurs when implementing CGAN-based collaborative filtering and to further improve the accuracy of the model. To this end, we first identified the performance degradation problem of cold-start users through a series of preliminary experiments using an existing conditional GAN-based collaborative filtering (CFGAN). Then, we used the user profile and item purchase data to express the number of purchased items per user in the form of a percentile, and identified cold-start users with few purchase items. Using the profile of the identified cold-start user data, we found the data of the Item-Rich user with the most similar profile to the cold-start user based on the cosine similarity, and using the data of the Item-Rich user, we applied partial masking method to create augmented cold-start users. Then we train user augmentation GAN to generate fake Item-Rich user using the augmented cold-start user and corresponding ItemRich user in real data. We use trained generator to generate Item-Rich user corresponding to cold-start user in real dataset. Then, we applied the generated Item-Rich user data to train the conditional GAN-based collaborative filtering and after training, we performed experiment. Through the experiment, we found improved performance for cold start users compared to the traditional approach, and also improved overall performance.
Publisher
IEEE Computer Society
Issue Date
2022-10-19
Language
English
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The 13th International Conference on ICT Convergence, ICTC 2022

ISSN
2162-1233
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http://hdl.handle.net/10203/301263
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CS-Conference Papers(학술회의논문)
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